Slide Shows...Not for the Web

Question

Hello everyone,
Has anyone ever created a slide show that is projected from a
computer onto a large projector screen like one would with a Power
Point presentation. Power point uses vector based graphics as well
as flash, however, once you have the flash SWF, unless its
contrained in and HTML file or something like that, it doesn't blow
up to a computer screens resolution without blowing out the
graphics. I've played around with make slides and images larger
using a 1042x768 screen res, but is there a better way?
Thanks,
Kyle

Answer 1

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The QCC wrote:
Lightroom is first and foremost a media manager.
I suspect many would have reservations about this.  Lightroom is a very limited media asset manager.  I do not think this is a design goal for the application.  It is designed to manage raw files from supported cameras and some other files - jpg, psd and tiff - and track videos taken with the camera - that's about it.
Many would argue most of the development energy has gone into the dev module.
Another thing to consider is performance.  Because LR is attempting to faithfully reproduce the image as per edits to the dev module it builds and updates a large preview library which has performance and disk space implications.
As suggested, try before you buy.